Bryan Greene

Many have excitedly embraced the chance to extend to Bryan Greene his constitutional freedom to run for public office and to have his name printed on the ballot, although the state has wrongfully restricted him. Yet, unlike most individuals, such as the Spruce Pine candidate for Town Council who signed Mr. Greene’s petition, who support the right to the ballot as a basic freedom, there are those who refuse to support Bryan’s right to be on the ballot. The most notable of these very few individuals, is the mayor of Spruce Pine, Mr. Wes Foy, who refused to sign Mr. Greene’s petition

Hat tip to the Dome:

CQ Politics is reporting some action in NC-6.

Twelve-term Republican Rep. Howard Coble has drawn what appears to be a long-shot challenge from Democrat Johnny J. Carter. Carter’s FEC filing indicates he is general manager at Williams Plumbing, Heating and Air Conditioning in Greensboro, N.C., and has seeded his campaign with $5,000. Coble, who had $626,000 in his campaign account as of July 1, has won his past two elections with more than 70 percent of the vote.

In order to allow the people of North Carolina's 10th District to have representation in the US Congress which will fight for principles and fight to restore the US Constitution to its past graduer, Bryan Greene (of Lenoir, NC) is running for US Congress to represent NC-District 10, as an Independent Candidate with the endorsement of the Constitution Party of NC. Currently District 10 is represented by Rep. Patrick McHenry, who has voted numerous times to abridge the US Citizen's freedom for so-called security, and who apparently ignores the US Constitution and continues to support the war in Iraq. Bryan Greene wants change, and wants to restore those freedoms and bring our troops home where they belong.